Mindjet

Scott Raskin brings more than twenty years experience in high technology to his new position at Mindjet. Most recently he served as COO of Telelogic AB, a global leader in software applications for decision making, business process management, enterprise architecture and requirement management. In his five-year tenure at Telelogic, Raskin consistently drove strong revenue growth; led Telelogica s successful expansion into the enterprise market, new verticals and new partnerships; increased the companya s presence in Asia Pacific; and rationalized and streamlined internal operations to improve margins and strengthen the brand. Prior to joining Telelogic, Raskin held senior management positions at Nexgenix, a CRM and ERP provider; Bachman Information Systems, which developed relational database modeling and CASE tools; and Bluebird Systems, a market-leading software provider for the transportation and warehousing industry.

Prior to co-founding Mindjet, Mike Jetter worked in key development positions for such global technology leaders as SoftLab, PC Plus, AKM Software, and Blaxxun Interactive Inc. In 1994, Mr. Jetter developed the first version of MindManager. His extensive knowledge of computer science and insistence on creating software that is both powerful and easy to use has contributed tremendously to Mindjeta s success. Mr. Jetter has an electrical engineering and computer science Masters Degree from the University of Munich, Germany. He is also co-author of the book "The Cancer Code a " How a journey through leukemia led to software that changed the way people work".

Mike Duensing leads Mindjet's engineering and development teams. Duensing brings 24 years of experience building highly effective software and systems development organizations to Mindjet. As a SaaS expert, he has broken new ground in building large-scale, cloud-based computing systems that effectively handle reams of complex data and information in dynamic ways. Duensing joins Mindjet from EMC Corporation, where he served as Vice President of Development Operations for the company's content management and archiving business. While at EMC, he increased product quality and enhanced company efficiencies while constructing engineering teams with hundreds of members working on more than 70 products in 21 distributed development centers. Duensing led teams that contributed product architecture to scale to billions of objects and hundreds of millions of transactions per day at EMC, and also at Documentum before it was acquired by EMC in 2003. Prior to his tenure at Documentum he was Vice President of Engineering and co-founder of Synteleos, an Internet-based software company where Duensing pioneered the first generally available and most widely used SaaS collaboration and transaction management system for the North American real estate market. Earlier, at Standard & Poor's, he led the way on development of the company's first SaaS products, which were commercial successes in the financial, oil and gas, and real estate markets.

Richard Barber brings 20 years experience leading technology teams in the US and Europe. He has built software products in areas as diverse as medicine, enterprise resource optimization, strategic marketing, visual development tools, and secure Internet storage. Most recently Mr. Barber was CTO and Vice President of Engineering at US Oncology, where he developed and deployed an intelligent electronic health record for cancer care. Previously, Mr. Barber led product development at Franz, a vendor of advanced object-oriented development tools, and Scientia, a supplier of scheduling software for the manufacturing, education, and military markets. Mr. Barber holds degrees in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, and Physics from Cambridge University.

Linda Kotzot Cleary is a marketing and business development professional with ten years experience leading corporate and non-profit marketing programs with regional and international impact. Currently managing marketing projects at Mindjet Corporation, she's previously worked for a law firm, a PR firm, and for several business networking associations in the Silicon Valley/San Francisco Bay Area. She served as GABA's first president from 2003-2005, and now serves on the GABA Board of Directors and as Co-Chair of the GABA Cleantech Industry Group. Linda was born in Germany, grew up in California, earned a BA from Santa Clara University, and can be reached at: likary@yahoo.com likary@yahoo.com .